force level

UK: /ˈfɔːs ˌlɛvəl/

Definition

Definition of force level - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

military

TECH.

overall size or strength of military or security forces in an area

TECH.

The commander reviewed the current force level before approving the operation.
Negotiators discussed reducing the force level along the border.
The government decided to maintain the current force level in the region.

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Expressions with force

force down

make something move downward using strength

He tried to force down the stuck window.

force out

make someone leave a place or position

The scandal forced him out of office..

force's hand

situation compelling someone to act against their will

The deadline was the force's hand in the decision.

driving force

person or thing motivating an action

Her passion was the driving force behind the project.

force of habit

automatic action due to repeated behavior

He reached for his phone by force of habit.

force one's way

gain access by using physical strength

The firefighters forced their way into the burning building.

Expressions with level

level out

make something even or stable

She leveled out the uneven table.

level best

the utmost effort one can make

She did her level best to finish the project.

level down

reduce to a lower level or status

The manager decided to level down the team's responsibilities.

level off

stop increasing or decreasing and become stable

The plane will level off at 30,000 feet.

do one's level best

make the greatest possible effort

She will do her level best to finish the project on time.

keep a level head

stay calm and think clearly in stressful situations

She can keep a level head during emergencies.

level playing field

situation where everyone has the same chance to succeed

We want a level playing field for all businesses.

level the score

make the scores equal in a game or match

The team scored to level the score in the final minute.

level to the ground

destroy completely until flat with the ground

The old building was leveled to the ground.

level up

improve to match a higher standard

She decided to level up her skills for the job.

Terms with force level included in their meaning

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drive down

movement

force to go to a lower position or level

muscle strength

fitness

level of force body muscles can produce during movement or resistance

airman

military

rank above the lowest enlisted level in the air force

medium-strength

adj.

moderate force

having a level of power or force in the middle range

voltage output

technology

electrical force level delivered by a device or circuit at its output

charging voltage

technology

electric force level applied to refill a battery or similar device

exposure limit

safety regulation

maximum allowed level of contact with a possibly harmful substance or force

injection pressure

automotive

force level of fuel pushed through an engine injection system

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French:format des forces, ...
German:Truppenstärke, ...
Italian:livello delle forze, ...
Spanish:nivel de fuerzas, ...
Portuguese:nível de forças, ...
Chinese:兵力规模, ...
Japanese:戦力規模, ...
Arabic:مُسْتَوَى الْقُوّات, ...
Hebrew:רַמַּת כּוֹחוֹת, ...
Russian:численность войск, ...
Ukrainian:чисельність військ, ...
Hindi:बल स्तर, ...
Bengali:সামরিক শক্তির মাত্রা, ...
Catalan:nivell de forces, ...
Czech:stav vojsk, ...
Danish:styrkeniveau, ...
Dutch:troepensterkte, ...
Greek:επίπεδο δυνάμεων, ...
Hungarian:haderőszint, ...
Khmer:កម្រិតកម្លាំងកងទ័ព, ...
Korean:전력 수준, ...
Persian:سطح نیرو, ...
Polish:poziom sił, ...
Portuguese (BR):nível de forças, ...
Romanian:nivel de forțe, ...
Swedish:styrkenivå, ...
Thai:ระดับกำลังพล, ...
Turkish:kuvvet seviyesi, ...
Vietnamese:quy mô lực lượng, ...

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